Description : a little melodic loop for an oriental groove. the yamaha dgx-200 koto sample without any effects. sort of pentatonic, maybe a harmonic minor
pure koto dry by DanGoldstein has received 3 comments since it was uploaded.
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Description : groovy
Description : a yamaha DGX200 playing its heart out on log drums, xylophone and woodblock. a little panning effect for interest. to support an oriental short in process
Description : yamaha dgx-200 koto, yang chin, log drum, xylophone, and old piano loop combined to create oriental and mechanical feel. pentatonic or a minor harmonic. verb, eq, pan
Description : oriental string sounds from the yamaha dgx-200 as melodic and bassline components of oriental groove called Koto's Clock. pentatonic or a harmonic minor maybe. pan, reverb, EQ
Description : log drum sample from dgx-200, part of xylophone-log drum-woodblock mallet section in an oriental groove. a bit of resonance from tail end of loop can be heard at the beginning. i think this is a good thing for iteration of the loop. for the initial statement of loop, i guess we would mute the first few milliseconds
Description : i guess a yang chin is a kind of traditional chinese string instrument. don't have a clue about it but it definitely is helping give my little comp lately it's oriental flavor. ms yang chin is serving for the bass line
Thank you for the amazing generosity and stay blessed. https://soundcloud.com/lofiyuck/even-pusha-t-cries?in=lofiyuck/sets/good-luck
Loved this sample! Really wanted to do smth with it (im currently learning how to produce) and this is the result: https://soundcloud.com/moeffect/yumini
Wanted to share since it's your work aswell. Thanks for the "collab". :D
again, you have transported me somewhere else with this. I feel like im in the middle east or asia when I hear this. your loops in particular capture a sense of adventure very well. nice job again